In one of this man's operas, the Emperor of the South Sea Islands is married to the daughter of the king of spirits; that work is The Woman without A Shadow. Zerbinetta sings "Grossmächtige Prinzessin" to the title character of a work by this man in which two troupes perform a harlequinade and a mythical opera simultaneously. That work ends with the title woman falling in love with a Greek god and has a libretto by (*) Hugo von Hoffmansthal. In another of this composer's operas, Octavian is sent to win Sophie for Baron von Ochs by giving her a flower. One of his operas features the "Dance of the Seven Veils" and is based on an Oscar Wilde play about Herod's daughter.
In one of this man's operas, the Emperor of the South Sea Islands is married to the daughter of the king of spirits; that work is The Woman without A Shadow. Zerbinetta sings "Grossmächtige Prinzessin" to the title character of a work by this man in which two troupes perform a harlequinade and a mythical opera simultaneously. That work ends with the title woman falling in love with a Greek god and has a libretto by (*) Hugo von Hoffmansthal. In another of this composer's operas, Octavian is sent to win Sophie for Baron von Ochs by giving her a flower. One of his operas features the "Dance of the Seven Veils" and is based on an Oscar Wilde play about Herod's daughter. For 10 points, name this composer of Ariadne auf Naxos, Der Rosenkavalier, and Salome.
In one of this man's operas, the Emperor of the South Sea Islands is married to the daughter of the king of spirits; that work is The Woman without A Shadow.
{Richard} Georg {Strauss} [prompt on {Strauss}; do not accept or prompt on “{Johann Strauss}”]